We have been raving about Maya Jama’s outfits on Love Island All Stars all season long. After kicking this season off in a white bra top and see-through skirt co-ord followed by an unreal cut-out leather dress, she continued to raise the bar in a totally see-through black ruched maxi dress that clearly showed off her thong and a black latex dress with hugeee bust cut-outs. So we knew we were in for a treat come the big finale with whatever Maya decided to wear to wrap up her style extravaganza.
Well, the wait is finally over as Love Island All Stars drew to a close last night [Monday 17 February] with *spoiler alert* Gabby and Casey going on to be voted by the public as this season’s winners. Of course, announcing the big result was our gal Maya, dressed in a stunning ‘fit that stayed true to form, aligning aesthetically with her previous ensembles. AKA naked dressing.
Taking to social media ahead of the live final to give her followers an advanced look at her attire, Maya could be seen wearing a gold halterneck midi dress constructed from strips of fabric threaded through connecting rings to create multiple cut-outs over the entirety of the design. Paired with the plunging neckline, it was clear to see Maya was going braless and commando in the risqué look as a result.
The dress is the work of Kimberly Larrianna whose eponymous label creates made-to-order dresses often featuring cut-outs, wrapped fabric and ring detailing. Maya styled the sexy dress with gold heeled sandals and a selection of gold jewellery including a chunky gold cuff and oversized stud Silvanus Earrings from one of our fave jewellery brands, Soru Jewellery.
Big congrats to Gabby and Casey, but IMO the real winner on this series of Love Island All Stars is without a doubt Maya Jama's wardrobe.
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Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there’s nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she’s passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
